United States — New Hampshire
RSA 80:43. Sale of Real Estate.
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Tax collectors must collect specified fees for real-estate tax sale services, and may charge certain actual expenses.
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United States — New Hampshire
RSA 76:7. Record of Inventories and Taxes.
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Selectmen must keep fair inventory and tax records, and the records must be open to public inspection.
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RSA 73:19. Part Owners.
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If a tenant in common or joint tenant in possession refuses to be taxed beyond the shares claimed, and no one else is in possession, the remaining shares must be taxed with identifying details for the land and owners.
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RSA 261:72. Affidavit Required.
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An official or other person may not issue certain vehicle permits, registrations, or driver licenses unless the applicant shows a tax receipt or signs an affidavit that resident taxes are paid, unless the official already has records showing payment.
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RSA 72:5-b. Compensation of Collector.
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In certain towns, a tax collector paid on commission or part-time basis must receive $0.50 for each resident tax collected and paid to the town treasurer, instead of any other compensation for that service.
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RSA 228:64. Delinquent Railroad Taxes.
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The commissioner may use delinquent state taxes and related interest only to offset the purchase price of railroad property bought from the same railroad entity.
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RSA 72:5-a. Distribution of Resident Taxes.
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Resident taxes collected must be retained for the town or city where they are collected.
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RSA 72:23. Real Estate and Personal Property Tax Exemption.
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This section exempts certain government, religious, educational, and charitable property from taxation, but adds lease filing and tax-payment rules when exempt property is used by others.
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RSA 76:16-c. Abatement of Resident Taxes.
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Selectmen or assessors may abate a resident tax if good cause is shown.
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RSA 72:7-a. Manufactured Housing.
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Manufactured housing is taxed as real estate in certain situations, with exemptions for touring/pleasure units and for housing held for sale or storage by an agent or dealer.
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RSA 80:35. Part Owners.
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A person with a legal interest in taxable real estate may pay his share of the tax, and in some cases redeem his interest before the collector gives a deed.
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RSA 79:2. Release From Taxes.
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Certain growing wood and timber are released from the general property tax, but the land remains taxable. Several listed tree types are also not subject to the yield tax under RSA 79:3.
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